Texas All Lines Adjuster License Exam Practice Test
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| Administering body | Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) — exam delivered by Pearson VUE |
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| Questions | 150 questions |
| Time limit | 150 minutes |
| Passing score | Scaled score of 70 on a 0–100 scale |
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| Languages offered | English · Spanish |
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- 1. General Property and Casualty Insurance Product Knowledge
Under the standard fire policy, which condition suspends coverage while it lasts?
- a.Paying the premium late by one day
- b.Renting a storage unit
- c.Adding a smoke detector
- d.An increased hazard the insured controls
Answer: d
Explanation: The standard fire policy suspends liability while the hazard is increased by any means within the control or knowledge of the insured. Coverage resumes when the condition ends.
Source: New York Insurance Law § 3404, Fire insurance contract; standard policy provisions; permissible variations (standard fire policy text)
- 2. General Property and Casualty Insurance Product Knowledge
A homeowners policy's liability coverage pays for which of these?
- a.The insured's own medical bills
- b.The insured's car
- c.Damage to the insured's own house
- d.Defense of a covered suit
Answer: d
Explanation: Homeowners liability coverage pays both the cost of defending the insured and damages the court rules the insured must pay; it does not cover the insured's own property or car.
Source: Consumer's Guide to Homeowners Insurance (PI-015, R 07/2026)
- 3. General Property and Casualty Insurance Product Knowledge
What do Business Auto Policies commonly use as their limit of liability, according to the California guide?
- a.A combined single limit
- b.A per-passenger limit
- c.Split limits only
- d.No limit at all
Answer: a
Explanation: The California guide says that unlike personal auto policies with split limits, BAPs commonly use a combined single limit.
Source: Commercial Insurance Guide
- 4. General Property and Casualty Insurance Product Knowledge
A ship's collision liability clause traditionally covered what share of collision liability, according to the Fifth Circuit?
- a.One-fourth
- b.Three-fourths
- c.One-half
- d.All of it
Answer: b
Explanation: The court referred to liability insured under the 3/4 Running Down Clause of the hull policy.
Source: Crown Zellerbach Corp. v. Ingram Industries, Inc., 745 F.2d 995 (5th Cir. 1984)
- 5. Insurance Terms and Related Concepts
Which term means the cause of a loss, such as fire or hail?
- a.Exposure
- b.Peril
- c.Hazard
- d.Risk
Answer: b
Explanation: The California guide defines peril simply as cause of loss; a hazard is a circumstance that increases the likelihood or severity of loss.
Source: Commercial Insurance Guide
- 6. Insurance Terms and Related Concepts
A building is insured for its full value under a Texas fire policy and is totally destroyed by fire. Which Texas rule applies to the dwelling?
- a.The coinsurance clause
- b.The valued policy law
- c.The liberalization clause
- d.Pro rata sharing
Answer: b
Explanation: Insurance Code §862.053 makes a fire policy a liquidated demand for the full amount on a total loss by fire of real property.
Source: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 862, General Provisions (fire insurance total loss)
- 7. Insurance Terms and Related Concepts
Which damages compensate a claimant for actual economic or pecuniary loss under Texas law?
- a.Noneconomic damages
- b.Economic damages
- c.Exemplary damages
- d.Nominal damages
Answer: b
Explanation: Texas defines economic damages as compensatory damages intended to compensate a claimant for actual economic or pecuniary loss.
Source: Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code Chapter 41, Damages
- 8. Insurance Terms and Related Concepts
How does TDI define a binder?
- a.A claim payment voucher
- b.A cancellation notice
- c.A temporary contract
- d.A permanent policy form
Answer: c
Explanation: TDI's glossary defines a binder as a temporary insurance contract that provides proof of coverage until the permanent policy is received.
Source: Home Insurance Glossary
- 9. Texas Statutes and Rules for Property and Casualty Adjusting
Which Texas code chapter governs the licensing of insurance adjusters?
- a.Labor Code Chapter 401
- b.Insurance Code Chapter 4101
- c.Penal Code Chapter 31
- d.Insurance Code Chapter 542
Answer: b
Explanation: Insurance Code Chapter 4101 is titled Insurance Adjusters and contains the license requirement, qualifications, exemptions and enforcement provisions.
Source: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 4101, Insurance Adjusters
- 10. Texas Statutes and Rules for Property and Casualty Adjusting
A person served with an emergency cease and desist order wants a hearing. By when must the request be made?
- a.By the 60th day after service
- b.At any time before a fine
- c.By the 30th day after service
- d.By the 10th day after service
Answer: a
Explanation: Section 83.053 requires the hearing request not later than the 60th day after service; the order becomes final on the 61st day otherwise.
Source: Texas Insurance Code Chapter 83, Emergency Cease and Desist Orders